Featured in this edition:
CTRL-ALT-RESET, A Year Like No Other: How 2020 has shaped business and consumer behaviour and the trends that look set to continue in 2021.
How to Focus on Controlling the Controllables During the Crisis: Tips on how to look after ourselves and keep healthy from Life Coach, Tara Rafter.
Confidence or Complacency? Financial Crime in Ireland: Article by Michael Harris, Director of Financial Crime Compliance at LexisNexis® Risk Solutions, the global data and analytics provider.
Prior to the global pandemic, the world was already grappling with political, social and
environmental change. On the streets and on social networks people were voicing their
concerns and demanding a more equal and just society. Issues such as racism, climate change, and homelessness, as well as Government accountability, were already dominating the headlines long before we knew anything about Covid-19.
It goes without saying that the events of this year have brought an enormous amount of worry and anxiety to the entire nation. The daily news updates, the chatter on social media, the restrictions on activity and the massive alterations we’ve had to make to how we live and work have all impacted upon our stress levels and in turn our overall well-being. Read Article ➜
Irish financial services firms’ efforts to tackle financial crime are to be commended, according to the latest Future Financial Crimes Report by LexisNexis® Risk Solutions. It shows that banks and financial institutions in Ireland are confident that they’re winning the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing, with more than nine out of ten (94%) of the compliance professionals surveyed, displaying high levels of self-assurance in their ability to identify and track new types of crime and criminal methodologies. Read Article ➜
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